Please note that this is an overdue event

ECC 2021 Virtual Exhibtion

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The annual Early Childhood Exhibition is back, this time virtually!

Parents and educators can visit the site to find out more information on the programmes and resources made available that encourages children to embrace, appreciate and respect diversity. The exhibition can be accessed online for free until 16 November 2021.

Key highlights of the exhibition include:

ECC x Pledge 2021

Join us to take a pledge at ECC 2021! Through any chosen action of your choice, you can commit to doing your part in the effort of supporting children to reaching their fullest potential. It could even be as simple as “encourage children to be more inclusive”.

To take a pledge and to find out more information on the ECC Pledge 2021, you may visit the ECDA Exhibition link.

NUH Child Development Unit

For this year’s ECC 2021 exhibition, the NUH Child Development Unit is providing COVID-19 resources for parents and teachers alike to care for children. There are also curated resources on child development, including coping with common issues such as screen time, sleep hygiene and the management of challenging behaviours.

To find out more information on the resources provided, parents and teachers can visit the ECDA Exhibition link.

Sport Singapore

This year’s exhibition features the Nurture Kids programme by Sport Singapore which guides educators in designing inclusive and engaging Motor Skills-based activities for children. Active Parents is another programme where parents can find out more about common concerns such as their child’s diet, and building self confidence in children to help them with their body image.

Interested parents and educators can find out more these programmes and activities through the ECDA Exhibition link.

ECDA Start Small Dream Big

The ‘Start Small Dream Big’ (SSDB) movement was initiated by the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) in 2015 to encourage preschools to create platforms for children to give back to the community. It was first launched as part of SG50 and the 15th anniversary of President’s Challenge, as an annual series of fund-raising and volunteer activities.

The theme of SSDB 2021 is “Stay Connected, Make A Difference”, in line with the 2021 theme of President’s Challenge “Building a Digitally Inclusive Society” – on supporting the digital inclusion of vulnerable groups, such as the elderly. This year’s projects also showcase how children can maintain social connections with the community and do good, digitally.

Featured projects, such as “Let’s play together” where the children created their own version of the Paralympics can be viewed for free through the ECDA Exhibition link.

For more activities and initiatives available at the Virtual Exhibition, please visit here

Image Credit: Early Childhood Development Agency